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Drove a brand-new fire-truck once after installing graphics on it... hehe... didja know, those things don't have keys or locks?

we're using a mix of about 6 to 8 parts 99% isopropyl to one part lacquer thinner...

Tequila causes ditch-sleeping o_O

Try holding the Ctrl key down when you do that. You're welcome.

Agree with Starter. The sign in the image scales roughly to 24" x 40" or thereabouts -- a long shot from 24" x 63" And agree with Starter, again -- if that sign is 24" high, then there's no way its 8' above the ground

Well, I don't know about anyone else, but If I were going to do the front bumper, I think probably the best way to approach it would be from the front....

Ole and Lars were on their very first train ride, heading to Minneapolis. They had brought along bananas for lunch. Just as they began to peel them, the train entered a long, dark tunnel. "Have you eaten your banana yet?" Ole asked excitedly. "No," replied Lars. "Vell don't touch it den,"...

Libary? a place for Libations? o_O

My second-ever sign job... was up on a scaffold doing hand-layout and painting in four-foot letters a company name on a concrete-block wall. When I'm done, I get down off the scaffold to view my handi-work. It says: LO-COST BODY & PIANT I fixed that right away....

I didn't do it, but I know who did. 4'x8' on the exterior wall of a bank : CUSTOMER PARKNG ONLY Was there for years.....

only $40?

here's another pic.... Searched google images for "williams elf 2" All fairly close picks, Tammy, but as you suggested, a bit light. I would say its actually about halfway in between Univers 75 and Unvers 85 for weight, and with a little tweaking of the outline, would get real close...

KeenCut Javelin... Example: if I had a pre-printed coro sheet of 18x24 signs (dead-cut, no gutters or bleeds needed), I could cut that down in 3-4 minutes...

Hard to tell from the angle, but you'd probably get close with Univers

"Tikiboyz" is like The Stig of Typography

"chloroplast" "diabond" "so you have a layout 'ready-to-go'?. what application did you do your layout in?" "ummmm... Microsoft!" "Okay... Microsoft what? " "aaaaaahh.... Windows!"

I like the way you're thinking... and obviously, its an electrical defect that could endanger the public... so they can't say, "oh we don't mind... "

CorelDraw has PrintMerge built right in. Since eons ago. We've done serialized labels on a versacam... concert tickets on a Xerox800, and even raffle tickets on a copier.

Is that an engraved Lamacoid? If it is, those kinda look like stock engraver's fonts, maybe -- and there might not be any TrueType or OpenType counterparts... but ya never know...

something that size has to be polycarbonate -- as more people without experience enter this business, I am less and less surprised these days hearing so many people using the terms plex, acrylic, polycarbonate, Lexan, etc. all interchangeably when they are not.